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700 BasErUL go GER
Queer Excuse Given for Bride
ETOosn's Failure 90 Turn Up at
she appointed Hour

4 Wilkesbarre special to the Phila-
delphia Times says: The town OF Nam
ticoke is all excitement over wedding
which failed 10 G. Ike place. Miss Nora
Shook, higbly.respected young lady
81 that town, became engaged to ID. ID.
Bryan, head salesman in SIulsbnrgs
clothing store. The wedding was set
down for Wednesday evening. Atthcap-
pointed hour large number OF guests
assembled al the Guber House, tho
proprietor OF which is George A. Cru
Ter, brother in-law OF Miss Shook. A
large arch OF flowers and eyergreeus
bad bcCn erected in the parlor. and
everything WAS IN readiness for tho
ceremony. Two adjoining rooms were
fillcdwith handsome and costly presents.
When tie hour Of s o'clock arrived tho
minister began to feel impatient
and auXiously inquired for the groom.
Some friends said that he had not yet
completed his toilet. At 8 o'clock the
groom had not yet appeared. Every
body now begin TO feel anxious. Search
ing parties were sent out TO look for
Bryan, but nowhere could he be found.
The bride went into Mysteries and q
doctor had to be summoned. All tho
Wedding guests took their departure.
The physician says he believes the young
lady's mind is affected. Bryan's where
alouts have not yet been discovered,
tut II is believed tLat he left the town
secretly. He sent the following to a
friend. 81 love Nora dearly and
would Ike 10 we'd her, but
something tells me that L
must not. Oh, if could only drive
off this feeling. | believe in my heart
that / em not good enough for the
girl" It is believed thOt Bryan. WAC
Is very bashful man, was afraid to
face the large wedding party.
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Deetsucsive fire in connecticut.


WuIlNANTIC, COSN., October II --
The lsreo Sprague fve-story stone mill,
1000 by 500 feet, at Baltic, Conn, wa'
totally wrecked by fire this morning.
The fire was discovered by watchm an
at $3.50 clock in the card-rocm, in the
third story, but the cause is unknown.
The mill was built in 1857 by Amtst
and WilliSm Sprague. Latterly it was
operated on lease by II. j.. Aldrich a
Co., of Providence, this party making
cotton cloth. Nine hundred hands are
thrown out of employment The loss
is estimated at 81 500, 600 insurance,
3257. coo, distributed in policies from
g., 500 to S2j,00O The gas-wOrks II
rear were also destroyed. The water
supply failed soon after the fire started,
and nothing could be done to check
the destruction.
The fire was discovered by the night
Waterman aiterit had gained con3idera-
bic Roadway in the card-room. In
stead Of making useless efforts to cX
tuguish the flames he ran TO the alarm
box. BY the time aid arrived the first
floor was wei. atire The mill was Wei
supplied with force-pumps and hose
and they were at once set 70 work.
while the steam frc-cnginc Of the town
was finally got into working order
The efforts to subdue the flames wer,
unayailing, and they spread Ike Will
fle through the upper stories. The
water-supply failed before the flame;
had gained full headwav, for the fall o.
the first floor disabled the mill by
drants. by 3 O'Clock the main build
ing and the two additions had all beol
reduced to ruins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-15

as Lieutenant Somerville, United States
navy, and in full naval uniform. FROM
that city be went to Ithaca, n. L.,
ostensibly TO enter Cornell University,
and from there to Europe, returning to
New Orleans the next spring as o New
York Herald correspondent, and also
as the head OF Shreveport cotton
firm, these dual characters bringing
him in about 81, 900. He soon there
after located at Cincinnati, and after
short residence entered the law school
at Ann Arbor, Mich. He renamed
there until he came to st. Paul in 1881,
representing himself to be Wilbur
+. James, of the firm OF James
& Sons, of La Crosse. Here
he secured $1,000 worth of jewellery
and skipped to Europe, being accom-
panied ON the ocean voyage by a beau
tiiul young woman. He was next heard
Of in this country in Cincinnati, and
from there he went to Louisville, whore
he swindled William Hendricks Sons
out of 81 800 worth OF diamonds. 10
the East he went again, and then once
more TO Europe. Returning to Omaha,
he secured s., 900 from the unsuspect-
ing merchants. Finally, rs W. l.. Al
len. Worcester merchant, he appeared
in Boston, and was at once arrested.
He WAS brought tc st. Paul, tried, con
victed, and sent to the penitentiary for
twenty-four years.
Landers, or James, isa smooth, good
looking man, about thirty-two years old.
and is considered the cleverest
"crook" in the United States. While
here he managed to get acquainted
with society people, and in Chicago, as
Lieutenant Somerville, he was ban
quoted bY lion.hunters Of that city.
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TIC TclInr.FevNr.

by telegraph 20 the pspatch.l
PALA1KA. Fla, October 14.-The
case of yellow-feyor reported yesterday
aid not originate here. The man who
died was refugee from Tampa. Ihs
house whore lie died was promptly
ouaraut.ned and the bedding ana
Effects OF The patient burned. There Il
10 reason to fcsr the disease will
spread. The lcslth Of the city Is
coed.
JACKSONVILLE, Era. October IL
IT. Joseph y. Porter, OF Key West,
arrived in Tampa to-day, and tonight
sent the following dispatch to the
T1uc.- THion: "Thc fever here is un-
doubtedlv yellov-icver. There Is not
lacking single symptom IN marked
cases to admit OF q doubt. Or cours,
there are some light cases Drs Wall,
jackson. and Ncedcu are in unison on
the subject. Citizens generally real
ize the fact. aud vii. organize and
eQuip hospital to-moTow. Owing to
there being Tao system OF reports 70 the
Manor or Board OF Health IT Is imPo'-
sil,e g. ascertain actually the number
of eases. Dr. Neiden tells me IN the
ueichEorbood OF 100, and Dr. Walls
SAYS fifty. There have been twelve
deaths to date, four in the past twenty
four hours. Mrs Warner Is IN u dylue
condition. and Charles Wilson hes IN All
extremely critical state, rs is also MIS-
Copeland.
4 dispatch from another corresponds
ent saws it has been raining for twenty
hours An east wind IS blowing ano
the situation Is less encouraging. 81
far five physicians hSye treated eighty
cases during the epidemic. in Palatka
tie excitement is nh1ting, owing to th,
prompt measures adopted to prevent
tie spread OF the disease aud to STAMP
out the infection.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Ma
riue Hospital Bureau is Informed 10y
Derutv-Colloctor spencer, at Tampa
Fls.. that two deaths and three new
cases have occurred since the last re
roIt. lie saws II failed to get
house for a hospital. There is no con
cert of action between the Board o
Uealtb. Town Council, and the Citizens
Committee. no head TO the system {.
nut down the epidemic. The citizen
Mc disappointed that Gmter4S Is no
coming" Smgeou-Gcneral Hamilton
spsweI d this Telegram as follows
"pr. Porter is amply able to make
diagnosis. When your citizens agre
"a TO what you want the Bureau
ready to help, so far as reasonab!
needs ere concerned.
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FINANCIAL.
HRw YoBK, BALTIMORE. AND Rich
n0HD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, fur-
psntins, Rosia, Tar, ana
Peanut MARKETS.
nv ,eIanaph to the pispatch.l

Nav YORK. October IL-The stock market
fo-caV WAS very ectiye but weak IN INC iofs-
mean and though material rally occurred IN
The afts rnson IL was not enough % wipe ous INC
l0r.se made. The bears made free use OF an
interview with Chauncey Dspev publishsd Ia
the morning papsrs and succeeded IN trlgntsh-
irR holders to such an extsat that prices Wcfe
forced down from 10 ~ per cenL lneto ~ y
rave doubt In wan street that Dspor spoke
nrecisely As he IL reported 10 have done, and
dsninl. put Out later In tbs day 20 Tar 10 MAKE
mi. a certainty The Nandsrbilts and west
ern Union were the heaviest sufferers la the
decline a special srive being made against
TIER, In the carly dealings. The decline mot
With no serious check until nssr2 i. NJ, when
from \ TO per cent 1ss regatnsi, put seHihg
wa renewed I'm the last hour and the close was
sctive ard weak at nearly the lowest prices OF
the dsy. Almost everything is lower, the ohir
eIscrtiops bsing Manitoba, with . gsin Of ~,
and Oregon Navigation |; but Omnhs lost :;
New York Central. "a Lafe shore, 20; Nottb-
west. o.. Missouri Pacific and Mss;e ~ Union,
2 each Northern Pacific preferred, IA; Erie,
louisville and Nashville, Norfolk prefen ei.
and sckawsns s, each ST. Paul and Colorado
csal. II each; Union Pacific, kesiing, kl,h-
moud and W~st Point, and Jersey central, IA
each: New England and Consolidated gas, j.
and others fractional amounts Total ssles,
$4,000 shares.
NHU YORK, October iL-Nson.-ctocke quiet
and heavy. Money easy A. ta5 per cent
S1chsngS-Lons, +olA snort isO44. Govern
mepts duh.
Er,nina-Exchangs steady and active !;
long, ss2; short, 4S6h. Money easy Mt fao :
closing offered at per cont. SUB treasury
balances Gold, $l32 l4.OOO; currency, sl2,23I,-
100. Governments dall: per cenrs, l25-s ~
per cents. iOs Ststs bonds duh.
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saAHiHE ISrELLIsESCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. OCTOBER u. 1857.
Arrived.

Schooner II rec Brothers. Peterson, Balti-
more. e. Al. Westhsm Granite Company.
Schooner Mary .. Carroll. Higbee, fbiiaiel-
plis coal. Richmond ana Allegheny railroad.
Schooner John 4. Grimm, AOrOorry, k0ndout.
cement. warner Moore.
schooner Adobe schlaeier. Crowley, New
York, plaster, \. ;. Leo.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York, mer-
chandise aud passengsEs, q. w. Allen s. Co.,
SCENTS.
steamer Ashland, Tunnill, Philadelphia, mer-
chandiss and passengers, j. W. hcCarrick.
agent.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, United states
mali, merchandise aud passengers. l. y. Ia
ium. agent
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NORFOLK NEWS.
Trouble Among the Republicans j"
tne C0uDfy-0tiier Hens.
leuca OF nA kIchmond Dlspatch.l

tne C0uDfy-OGiIer Items.
lCorro.ponaenco Of tie Richmond Dlspa'ch.l
NORFOLK, October II, 1887.
TIE fight between the Malone and
anti Malone Republicans of Norfolk
county WAKES hot, and the loyal Ma
boneitos are apprchensiye Of serious
split unless something is done to con
cibatc the rccalcItrants. Circulars
.icned Nv prominent Republicans were
distributed throughout the county yes
teIday calling for another convention
# ECpuhhcaus OF the county at PROVE
ccrcc Church on the 18th for the pur-
rose Of nominating a candidate for the
House Of Delegates III opposition
to Colonel George A, Martin, who Is
looked upon rs General Mshone's
nominee. The convention will doubt
less nominate a colored man for tine
LEGISLATURE, either A. j. Sykes, the
commissioner Of revenue, or William
y. Reed, Z colored lawyer OF the West
ern Branch section. Ex-Sheriif Lesner
believes such Il nomination will draw
of four or five hundred votes from Mar
tin. which will elect Democrat II the
Democrats will come out aud vote. If
they do not they will have only them
selves to blame.
Colonel George \. Martin has been
arrointCd by General Malone char
man Ct the Executive Committee OF
the county. which appointment further
distIacts the Republican situation III
the county.
Last night the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Of Portsmouth decided
on the DIST for holding the primary
election Of The city. There are only
two candidates for the nomination
John ". Ii. Potter and Il. l.. Her
bert.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern and Captain
Cunningham Hall, of Richmond, visit.
.d Portsmouth last night Colonel
stern inspected the Old Dominion
Guard and Colonel II. c. Hudgins and
staff. of the Fourth Virginia regiment.
TONIGHT he inspects five companies OF
colortd troops Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth together, which concludes the
annual inspection in this section.
The new steamer Georgia, OF the Bay
Line. having been overhauled and I'M
proved. arrived here this morning from
| Wilmington, Delaware.
Rev. ". Z. Hines, Of Surry Court
house. is preaching i'll this section.
George p. JACKSON, prominent clti-
! zen Of Norfolk county, died OF Bright
disease at his home, near Centrevllle
on Wednesday.
The Life-Bost Naval Board Is IN SEES
sion at the navy-yard examining The
invention of Dr. Parker, OF Richmond
The military of this section are en-
thusiastic over their proposed visit Il
Richmond on the 9th.
Judge Robert W. Hughes has return
"a 10 his residence in Abingdon, an'
is not expected in the city until Novem
her.
Commodore d. i. Harmony, chic
of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks, anc
Medical Director +. NJ. Gunneil
chief of the Bureau of Medicine ant
Surgery, arrived at the hayward to
CAV and inspected the condition O
their several departments.
General Thomas Ewing, OF Ne'
York has been elected president OF tn
Atlantic and Danville railroad.
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HcndersOn's Premium Tobacco

lspocisl telegram TO tho Disps,ch.l

lspocisl telegram to tho Dispsich.l
HENDERSON, \. C., October IL
Henderson is filed to-day with to-
hacco and people. The occasion is the
opening premium sale in Cooper's ne y
mammoth brick warehouse. Farmers
are here from ten counties with over
500 loads Of tobacco. Coopcr's house
alone has ON It's Aoor over 400 piles.
valued at $4,000 to $4,000. The
other houses are all filled. Major
Lewis GintCr Of Allen d Gintcr j.
+. hearucy, of Kinney Tobacco Com
pany Milton Caycc, J.. l.. Fleming,
and W. II. Smoot, acted rs committee
on premiums. and their awards gave
universal satisfaction. ThepriZes We're
vpy fine, several barns selling for over
$3.50 each.
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of chIllne,s invading the backbone, followed
by hot Pushes and profuse perspiration. We
al know these symptoms. IL not by expert
suce, from report. What's tho boSt thing on
tho programmed Quinine? dangerous
remedy. truly. Produces carries OF the bo1es-
only affords temporary relief. Is thero 10 sub
sutute7 Assuredly, a potent but safe one
Hostetter's stomach Bitters, certain, speedy
m.ans OF eIpelling from the system every
trace of the virus OF miasma. Use 10 promptly.
persistently Tho result-a cure Is certain .
follow the use of this henencent restorative OF
health. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous
ailments. rheumatism, and inactivity OF tue
kidneys and bladder are also among the mala-
dies permanently remedI3ble through the ge-
NAL aid OF this wholesome botanic mediclne,
recon mended By the medical fraternity.
Oc l}-ThQW lSaETu
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day fishing OF Iron Works pond, about
SIX miles from town. The buggics were
lett standing in the woods until tho
party started home after nightfall.
When about one mile on their way the
flght.hand wheels of buggy contlin-
ing Messrs. Henry Sampson and j.. ".
Noel ran off md both gentlemen wcrs
thrown ont on the ground. The horse
at once dashed off and carried the bug
ey with him. Fortunately these gentle
men were only slightly hurt, and upon
finding the buggy 1t was discovered that
some scoundrel had removed both taps
from the axle, making deliberate at
tempt on their lives No discovery has
been made that will identify the per-
petrstors of the deed, but measures
will be employed TO find them out.
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REIDhVtLLE.
Sew military ComPanv-Ace'den''

Sew military ComPanv-Ace'"e"''
lCorrespondence Of he Richmond Db pa'c"i
RgIDsvILLE, n. G., Oct. IA, 1881,
A new military company sne
Reidsyille Rifles, with memoer sLp
of thirty five, Was organized mere
last night, aud the following oiilc9 u
elected: s II. Boyd, captain i. d.
McCargo, fret lieutenant I; Q. n; Evans
second lieutenant X. q. Giads'on,
first sergeant ; W. l.. Hazen' secoao
sergeant H. Il. Irwin, third sergeant
w. Il. WooteD. fourth sergeant /; JOG
Barnes, first corporal IL. Gardner, BE-
cond corporal; W. Wayt third Gofp ~
raj G. H. Oliver, fourth corporal ~
A. APPLE, color-sergeant.
Guns will be supplied the company
al once, and this organization van gls y,
ReidsyiIle two companies OF when she
can justly boast r,,,.,.
a efcsa Of gentlemen spent ys-scs'
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IerOme-Park Races.

10y ltltbioph w l4o bl9P'e-N"i
NEW YoRK, October II. First
race-thrce quarters of a mile-Stuyye-
saut won; Mamie Hunt second, VII
fred third. Time, III.
Second race-half mile-Emperor
Of Norfolk won: Leo II. second, Cas-
cade third. Time, 70, seconds.
Third race - three quarters Of q
mile-Thecdosius won; Ontario Sc
cond, Nita third. Time, 1:l7,.
Fourth race-one and a sixteenth
Richmond won; Stockton Sc
cond. Eolian third. Time, 1917.
Fifth receive furlongs-Rowland
won Armstrong second, SkObeloii
third. Time, 1903.
Sixth race-Stecplechase overa short
course-Wellington Won; Marlborough
second, Hercules third. Time, 3:lj.
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Cation uurned

uBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
SAVANNAH. GA, October l4.-The
steamer Katie has arrived here from
Augusta after being aground up oa-
vanpah river On "Wednesday eve
ming while trying 10 workoff the sand
bor her cargo Of Gao bales OF cotton
tool Gre and $40 bales were consumed
or thrown overheard and lost. The
forward port Of the boat was badly
damaged, and she reached here with
difgicnlty.
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TroubIe In Trafalgar Square.

lBy Anglo-AmSrican cable TO tho Dispatch
LONDON, October 1.-THE unem-
ployed persons who frequent Trafalgar
Square formed in a body to-day and
marched to the Mansion House, where
they demanded an interview with the
Lord Mayor. The Lord Mayor declined
to hold any conversation with the mob
or its representatives. The crowd in
sisted upon an interview, but Were
again refused. They then denounced
tie Lord Mayor, after which they
started back to Trafalgar Square.
They stopped at the office OF the
StGndard and booted and jeered. The
police attempted to move the crowd,
but were met with resistance. They
then charged the mob aud seized =
black banner and q number of red
hags. The mob scattered and shortly
atterward rallied. The leader OF the
crowd shouted: "Men, assert your
rights !" and the mob rushed upon
the police and succeeded in forcing
them back from their position aud in
recapturing the black banner The
police soon rallied, however, and again
charged the mob, who became democrat
lied and ran in every direction.
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The Cholera nt New York.

WAsHINGTOS, November ll.-Sur-
ceon-Gcncral Hamilton to-day received
a telegram Rom Health-Oflicer Smith,
Of New York, as follows: Eight eases
of cholera were taken from the AleSia
on arrival. Twcnty-six cases developed
At the quarantine of observation none
since The night Of the 7th. There have
been eight deaths from cholera at the
hospital and two from other causes.
Watchmen guard the quarantine OF OBJ
servation night and day"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-15

OxFoED, n. c., October 14.-Oz-
forda premium double sale excitcs
great wonder and admiration. Daniel
Lyon, w. II. Jones, and Charles d.
Hill, Of Richmond. IRE on the spot to
Judge the weed and award the 81, O0Oin
gold and other premiums to farmers.
Daniel Lyon. when shown the bouquet
Of assorted wrappers, exclaimed that his
eyes never saw such display before.
Our break tips the beam at 100000.
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MPrON.
marriaGe-Niiitary-New Bniidings'

uarrinsc-NilitaTy Buiidings,
sc.
,Corrospondenco OF the Richmond Dispatch'I
OCTOBER II, 1887.
Mr.. John Krone, of Newport News
and Miss Maggie, daughter OF Council
man A. ID. Wallace, were married IN
the Methodist church at 2:3O o'clock
p NJ. on Wednesday last. Rev. Il. 7:
Wilson performed the ceremony and
Messrs. III. i. Phillips and Thomas
Cunpip CHAM acted as ushers. AT the
conclusion Of the ceremony the couple
took the afternoon train for Richmond.
An effort is being made to form o
ea,sIJ company Lesc, as.hsr. Is apaa-
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Eire on u COttOR-Laden ship.
.-,..,.h - ,bn pfanatrh

CHARLESTON, $. c., October IA
fire broke out this afternoon III tho
alter compartment of the steamship
Bothel, loading with cotton for Bre-
men. There were about $3.50 bales
aboard the ship, but the fire was con
fined to the after-hold compartment,
which was flooded and the fire gotten
under control. The extent OF the dam
ago will not be known until a survey
lns h1nn lnll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-15
The view Work Priniera' TROUBLES.
rsv toleer.rh 10 the DispAcn.l

New YORK. October l4.-Commit.
tees representing the Typothete aud
the Typographical Union met tonight
on invitation of State Arbitration Com
missioner Donovan. The printers in
sisted on all their previous demands
and the Typothete committee declined
TO listen to thsee demands. Hence the
situation is unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-15
hymYathy for tho CondeIlned An
nrrhlNfs.

LONDON, October IA meeting Of
sympathizerS with the Chicago Anarch-
ists who are under sentence of death
was held at Finsbury this evening.
Stepniak and Prince Krapotkine, Rus
alan Anarchists, addressed the meeting.
Krapotkine made fiery speech, in
which he declared that If the condemn
ed men were hanged their comrades
would be fully justified in wreaking
vengeance upon those who were respon-
sible for their deaths.
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A NOTED CRIMINAL.
The Career of wilbur r. James, the
diamond swindIer.

A Saltwater (Mnn.) special says:
Frank Landers atlas Wilbur r.
James, the notorious diamond swim
der and con6dence-mau, who swim
died many diamond dealers and
others Of ST. Paul and who
made his escape from the penitentlary
last night, has record which for
audacity and cunning has never been
equailed in the annals OF criminal his
tory. lie is a native of New York, and
thirteen years ago startled the Chicago
police by a series OF daring forgerles
and confidence games. lie was
arrested at Sedalia, Mo. but escaped
with light sentence. He next went
TO Hartford, Conn, where he spent
four years and six months in JAIL Tor
forgery. He also was jailed at Balti-
more and at Port Jervis, n. u, for
petty crimes, and it was while IN the
solitude OF his cell that he evolved a
system of forgery that has been his
method of work for the past eight
years. His first place of attack was
Philadelphia. where he passed himself
off as a member of the firm OF Abour
johnson & Sons, Reading, Pa, and by
forging checks succeeded in raislnS
about $1,000. Aweek later he was IN
San Francisco personating L. NJ. Scott,
OF Santa Rosa, Cal, and he caught
half dozen firms for amounts aggre-
eating over $4,000. Closely fol-
lowed by officers, he went to Honolulu,
save them the slip, and was nex'
heard 81 at chic:gc, whsr: he aPPsar-a
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dant material in the town and county
for No. j company. Colonel j. q.
Phillips, who entered the war in com
msnd OF the Old Dominion Dragons,
will be rendered the captaincy.
New buildings are being erected and
all Of our mechanics are busy.
Large numbers of persons from this
vicinity will visit Richmond on the
9th. PAUL.
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Mr.. manming's Funeral.

tBy telegraph 70 'ne 'i'''''N'-
NEW York, October 14.-tunerai
services over the remains OF the late
Minister Manning were held this morn
jpg nj Trinity chapel. The pall-bear-
crs were Generals ". I. sherman, "
y Peauregard, J. Floyd King, aud E.
l. Viele. il. W. Glider, Percy Roberts,
J Pierrspont Morgan, Henry Il. Jack
ron, Governor Robert Green, oil Ne =
Jersey Roswell y. Flower, William
Dor.Ieimer. George Preston, and DR..
William Polk. After services the body
was sent by Adams express to Ne"
Orleans.